Dad Snaps The Cutest Pictures Of Him With His Twins Every Year.

As a caring dad, you are willing to do anything for your kids. You eagerly anticipate spending quality time with them and teaching them important principles, so...

 

As a caring dad, you are willing to do anything for your kids. You eagerly anticipate spending quality time with them and teaching them important principles, so they can also build a loving family of their own in the future.

The dad we’re discussing today expresses his emotions by sharing memories of his kids on social media. He uses Twitter to post pictures with his twin daughters every year, which are sure to warm your heart.

 

In 2016, the first photo shows two adorable little girls peeking over their father’s shoulder. The father is facing away from the camera, drawing attention to his daughters.

Version 1: In April, they took the first picture, thinking it would be a cute idea. He posted it on Facebook and received lots of love from people.

At times, the photos you capture and post on social media may be shared back with you as a reminder of a previous occasion. This occurred in April 2017, when he was reminded of the photo he snapped with the twins.

The dad began taking yearly photos to remember all the moments he spent with his daughters. He posted the pictures on Twitter and received many inquiries.

 
 

He began sharing photos eight years ago, always mentioning that he has twins. Even though they look the same, their personalities shine through in the pictures each year.

Other common questions include whether he intends to do it annually and what will occur when the twins are too large to be carried.

He claims he will keep holding them for as long as possible. Although they become heavier each year, it’s not an issue yet. He believes he can manage for a few more years.

When things become too challenging, he will simply kneel down and let them examine what he’s doing from behind him.

 

Dad is not only enjoying the pictures online, but he also loves them. It’s not just a tradition, it’s a way to remind him that he belongs to a caring family.